Canadian Cities print series Size:12x12" “Bird's Eye View of the

“Bird's Eye View of the City of Ottawa” 
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One last thing: I was delighted to learn that the bookmobile world's past and present is far larger than I'd thought—a print like this can only explore a corner of it

Original sources include Canadian GIS & Geospacial Resources

this is a pamphlet about salads that Canadians can make that are presumably made with Canadian produce and are optimally consumed in a picnic setting

and so you find in front of you 32 Canadian WWI and WWII-era posters from the McGill Libraries' Rare Books and Special Collections in my home city of Montréal

Canadian Cities print series Size:12x12" “Bird's Eye View of theIn April of 2012 what began as my attempt to get to know Canadas architectural heritage turned into a four year and ten piece obsessively illustrated series of prints showing my adopted home city of Montreal, my old home town of Edmonton, and eight other Canadian cities during specific moments in their history. Montreal on the opening day of Expo 67? Its there. Calgary on the opening day of the 88 Olympics? That too. Ottawa on VE day in 1945? Wouldnt